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N rncover tho dead and rc~rue the wounded

N uncover the dead and re~rue the wounded
The shocking details need not he repeated.
BY rare good fortune only few workmeD
were on the buildings; Of all these but one
was killed. while sixty were hurt in various
degrees.
Charles Bnddensiek, the builder, was ar
rested. and then all the horrible details OF
his career came out. He was habifual VIC
lator Of the law-building unsafe tenements,
using poor mortar and weak supports in in
sufficient walls As the inquiry extended
houses built by him were hastily evacuated,
and out Of twenty-three il was shown that
not one was really safe This reused The
people at last. and in New York at least the
law for the inspection Of buildings was rig
idlv enforced Since the notorious Nine
Restell no person in New York has been the
object of such universal horror as Budden-
scik was at that time II was charity to
hide him from the public eye in Sing Sing,
where he Is now serving out term Of ten
years
Public opinion was thoroughly reused and
inspectors did their work 80 well that no 80
rious calamities occurred in New York city
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burg SAVING aud Insurance Company
e.. s. NA~HOA s. son. 80. N. II.I. ..I'..
n. Is. CHAPLIN A. CO.. so. ". irUt ,'lD'.
}. THOMPSON BROWN s. CO-llA b. NtN
street
VIRGINIA RUBBER co.. 5ll g. nroiIstno.t
Betting. hose. and all kinds oi llN'-i t''i'.
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MANltA
TUklNO CO.. l2l5 b. Main 3d. NiNI'''
turers aud importers of stamp l.tf.I.t-
OLD DOMINION ri bBEh STAMP hNNn'
90 Bank street. Agents wanted ".i '''
circular.
Sign Painting
ID. s. THOMPSON. Franklin street. unieI ht
change Hotel. AitorUsnF sign tO-.
Board fence and wall signs pc..i.il
l.. LIpSCONB. so. 3. s.. smith siu0ri 'sN
painting and gliding 1000 glass.
Soap Factory
R.GARCIN * CO.. 1890 fmnkIn ,iftri costa.
lished lsU. Toilet and Laundry soaps
Tailor.s
T. ". stage. Twelfth street. under Ah'' .,iA
Hotel Civic and military Tailor
Undertaken
u. n. MORRIsETT. 40. Do Seventh sifrci'
Manchester. Phone. 30.
Wire Maftres,e, and Cots,
r. ". LOWE. 2lt r. Main street, lanuia Il
rer Of Champion Woven Wire htiiit'r'
and Cots The best and cheapest in ilc alaI
ket.
ELBA COAL YARD (Ela sfatonI. b'.l.
and Pine streets. W. $. Piclcr agent 81.
kinds Of Coal. Wood. and Coke. '''
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among that people The building was 100 10y
20 feet. of brick. and the worlmen all ascribe
the calamity 10 had mOrtar-'it wasn't NOR
tar at all. twas only mud, says one-and
the lack Of supports as required 10y law under
the center of the long jOiSts. The person
alleged most 81 blame in the case is Inspector
William j. Martin. in whose district the
building was located, rs il was his duty 10
forbid the continuance of the work unless the
law was complied with Martin has been dis
missed and placed under arrest, and the board
of fire commissioners has also dismissed sew
eral other inspectors. The penelty likely
to be- inflicted upon Martin j, somewhat
more disagreeable than that meted out 10
a delinquent contractor the writer knows
Of. whose work collapsed. killing several
men and injuring others. There was an
investigation in his case, the jury could not
fix the blame and the people Of his district
elected him TO the state legislature!
Father A. Emilanus Kimor was pastor Of
the Roman Catholic church of Our Lady Of
Mount Carmel and was native Of Germany,
and was 81 years old His work was always
in mission fields and he had built and as
sisted i'm the building of large number Of
churches and institutions in LondOn-where
me- went when % years of age-italy and
America. He was immensely popular and
was known rs Father kirner the Good.
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Delegates to the National Farmers Con
gress.


Yesterday the Governor appointed the
following representatives from the dit
ferent congressional districts Of the state
to the National Farmers Congress to be
held in Chicago on the 10th, 18th, and
12th of next month, all Of whom were
elected by the Farmers Assembly of
Virginia at their last meeting:
First District-Joseph p. Corbin, Caro-
lima; alternate, A. p. Rowe, Fredericks-
burg
Second District-W II. Ungualt, South.
ampton alternate, ID. J. w. Lawson, Isle
of Wight.
Third District-Professo b. Puryear
Richmond; alternate, Joseph X. Amber
son, Goochland.
Fourth District-W. p DTpuy, Farm
Vile; alternate, T. 7. Gaskins, Green
vile.
Fifth District-G. W. d. Hale, Gray
son.
Sixth District-Colonel c. NJ. Rey.
nolds, Botetourt; alternate, J. Thompson
Brown, Bedford
Seventh District-H. l.. Lyman, Abe
marie; NJ. l.. Van Doren, Albemarle.
sth District-D. Wexford Corbini al
ternate, Seldom Jones, Culpeper.
9th Disirict-R G.. Kerb. Wythe X
b. Norman, Roanoke.
10Th Dstrict-Charles Grattan, Angus
ia alternate, A. F. Withrow, Augusta.
At large-R. H. Dulaney, LOudoun
alternate, d. VI. G. Holt, Surry; Edmund
X. Cooke, Cumberland alternate, A. VI
Boorman, Washington county.
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Ladie. Conservation ON street Car

"Why, how do you do, Mrs Brown
Really, this is the first time | have seen
you since you had your teeth put in
How JeauhtW they are, and how well you
look they are so hJe-hke Pray, where
did you get them | am compelled 10
have mine drawn and new ones inserted
But oh how dread IL.
My dear Mrs. Smith, you need not
fear; for Dr. p Calan johnson, ,ct0 I,
Do,r at No. 325 West cary street NEAR Bel
yiderel extracted mine by an improved
method, which is solely his own, without
the least pain. He charged me 80 cents
apiece, and he only charged me s. for
this set, and perfect satisfaction they have
given. ! would not be without them for
any price. His Filings are perfection
itself, and simply beautiful, for 81 Go
to see him. and tell him sent you Good
bye; ! must get of here
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One Lived, the Other Died.

A woman former y our slave il now our
cook. About eighteen months ago she became
sickly and had cough and was confined 10
bed. and IL was thought that she had con
sumption. The treatment by physicians failed
TO give relief. In December, 1884. node or
knot the size of goose egg formed just above
the pit of the stomach. which. when lanced,
discharged matter for eight or nine months.
One Of these also formed under her arm. and
three on her back. which discharged matter
for considerable time. For six months Of
this time she was confined to the house, and
most Of the time in bed. The stomach often
refused food. by rejecting what she had eaten
She used a great deal OF medicine. but failed to
be cured. bought one bottle Of your -. -. b.
made in Atlanta, Ca and gave 1t 70 her. and
she commenced 10 improve / then bought
and gave her three bottles more. and she con
tinued 10 improve, and in two months time
her cough had ceased. her constitution
strengthened. appetite and digestion good. all
discharges ceased. nodes or knots disappeared.
and she went 10 work apparently healthy and
fattened up greatly.
This woman had married sister Of near same
age who was affected in precisely the same way
and about the same time. She had node or knot
on pit of stomach. back. etc. She did not take
amy b. -. Il. and the node on her stomach ate
through to the cavity. She continued on thc
decline and wasted away, and finally died
These were two terrible cases Of blood poi
son-one used B. b. 10. and was speedily cured,
the other did not use il and died. II is most
assuredly most wonderful blood purifier.
refer 10 merchants of This town.
Yours truly, ". r.. ROBINSON
TiShahee Ala MAY tsst
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4 snnih American Ni.Itor.

There is something new, said bird
importer, pointing 90 what seemed TO be
hall way between a turkey and pheasant.
What is it, he was asked.
a curassOw IL is a native of south
America. and does not come north of The
Isthmus 4 few OF them have been i'm
ported 10 this country. and they seemed
to take. and the probability is that they
will become very popular They are about
the size of pea fowl, and their plumage
varies from a glossy black 10 gray. aud
there IL occasionally one that is notified
white and black They have a peculiar
tufl of feathers ON top Of their heads,
which they can raise and lower at will.
In Brazil these birds run at large like wild
turkeys, and it is good sport shooting
them They are easily dOmesticated, and
are wonderfully fine eating There is such
a demand for them that a large number
will be brought up from South America,
and they will be exhibited al the poultry
shows this winter New York Mail and
Express
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FINANCE AND COM MERGE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch h Co., banks
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.

Reported by G. w. Branch h Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
New YORK, October e6.-London
came higher, and New York responded
at opening with advances extending to
half cent. London was mainly arbitrat-
ing all the time. There seemed to be
some new bobtsil bull pools, and they
helped 10 boast the general list. AT the
advance plenty of stocks came out, when
checked any disposition to continue lhe
boom. The news was anything but Ia
vorable, but, all the same,prices held their
own. The Northwestern earnings came
in befogged manner when they reached
the streets, and there was an apparent IN
crease until It was analysed, when II was
shown that there was real decrease OF
between $55 900 and 100000 When the
officials were questioned, they refused 10
confirm or deny II, 80 the street took us
own view of it according as the indlyid-
ual interests were concerned in the mar
ket. Chicago specials claimed the North
western earnings showed between 500,
600 and 100000. and the Northwestern
officials then refused to speak about 1t.
TO a certain extent the cut in rates has
been confined to the Western roads, but
to-day the Ohio and Mississippi has made
cut in rates from st. Louis TO New
York. and the Wabash and trunk lines
are obliged to follow suit. This means q
war Of rates generally east OF the Missis-
sippi river on East and West-bound bust
ness. Reading grew active and higher
in the afternoon on current report OF
big increase over last year. But these
increases must be tested with the Operat-
ing changes before the real status can be
arrived at The last hours trading show
ing plainly that all stocks wanted could
be had at current quotations without sd-
yancing figures, and the market closed
rather soft, but quotations were not ma
terlally changed.
Money closed at 3@4i per cent.
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disabled for life. On the same day a building
fell in Cincinnati, killing one man and injur-
ing four Others. The next August one wing
OF the old United States hotel in Washington
fell, buryiag the employees and two or three
others: but only three deaths resulted. On
the 9lst of the following December new
iron hotel in process of erection at New Or
leans fell AT a time when nearly all the
worknen were on the roof Though they
fell nearly sixty feet only two We're killed,
Late ia the ,Os there was an epidemic, SO 70
speak. If falling buildings in Rochester n.
y. and i'm 81 OF - another, the most notable
being the collapse OF -four story business
block near the center Of the city, 10y which
four men lost their lives. A singular incident
of this calamity Was the fact that the OWNER
OF the building was upon the roof at the
time. and went down 10 the ground with the
falling mass unhurt and even without suffer
inc anv apprccable shock Another calam-
ity of this sort was the falling of the Ne
braska state capitol while building, aud there
were many others. records of which are not
accessible to the present writer.
Down 60 this time, however the public
mind had not been greatly stirred, though
many minor accidents Of a like nature had
occurred. but on April Is, 1885, AN appalling
calamity in New York city excited the whole
nation led Ia "A general examination Of the
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enth regular cavalry after the war SO,
after another wear of active service in the
Army Of the Potomac, We find Fitzpatrick a
general Of volunteer cavalry and colonel 10y
brevet Of regulars In 1854 he did brilliant
service in Sherman's advance ON Atlanta ana
was wounded at Resaca. Tn the march 70
the sea" he was severely wounded, and
for conspicuous gsllantry was brevetied
colonel of regulars As soon as able 10 ride
he was again at the head OF his dashing cav
airy. doing the hard skirmish and advance
duty for Shermans army all the way IRON
Savannah to Fayetteville, y. c. Tins was
the romantic period of his military life.
Every soldier of his command has some Spe-
cial story 10 tell Of Kilpatricks courage and
dash, his untailing good humor and readi-
ness of resource; and old citizens all along the
line Of march have strange tales 10 tell OF the
wild horsemam and handsome swmdsman
who swept 10y their homes with whirlwind
OF cavalry lie was in that army what
Murat was in NapOleOns-Le Beau SabreuT,
1.-THE handsome Swordsman, IN whom was
incarnated the romance of the great march.
His achievements ended in the brilliant cap
ture Of Fayetteville, y. G., for which he was
brevetted ma iOr general; and finally ms title
in the regulars caught up, 50 10 speak, with
that in The volunteers, and at the close of the
war he was made full major general of the
United States regular army.
He soon after resigned 70 accept the post of
minister To Chill. In $50 and 1876 he was
again IN the United States, lccturing and
writing. In 1876 he took a very active part
IN the political campaign. chiefly in Ohio and
Indiana. and soon after returned TO Chill,
where he diel in isl He left widow and
two daughters, of whom the youngest, "a
years old, had never been in the United States
til she came with her fathers remains.
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Important news from several English
papers In the United States the tele-
phone is already being superseded \
writing telegraph il already working on
a commercial scale and with marked sue
cess The writer uses "A stylus or pen
with which he writes i'm ordinary fashion,
but only on the empty air Before his
face i second pen which reproduce- his
words on the tape in front Of H. At the
other end the receiving pen reproduces the
message in fac similc New York Sun
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Pennsylvania Rye $3.50 per gallon.
CHAMBERLAYSE i Co.
Select the Best.

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for the last ten years, warranted TO give salts
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that effect. For sale wholesale and retail by
BODEKER BROS, Druggists,
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Eleventh avenues. CHARLES Bu DDkNslkk.
New York. fell in AN instant The wreck
was complete Nothing remained of the
once imposing block but a pile Of debris,
from which rose cloud Of dust and among
which Jew mangled, struggling forms were
seen. wh.lc groans and sgonizing cries for
help excited the plying spectators almost to
lladne>. The police ut once formed guard
around the RUNS and hundreds Of men toiled
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Very old French Brandy al
CHANBERLAYSE a Co.'S.
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FALLING WALLS.
INQUIRY SUGGESTED BY The RE-
CENT NEW YORK CALAMITY.

The Laws In All the states BETTER Than
Their Execution-Buiidings That Have
Fallen In the Past--Buddensiek Now
I'm sing Sing-father Kirner-
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A state of Simplicity.

4 civil and social state in which there
was no place for barter or trade, must be
novel one at any rate, and IL would be
either very happy or very dull 4 visitor
to Monhegan Island, of the coast OF
Maine. this summer. found a child that
was living in just that state OF simplicity.
The case is reported rs follows:
Trading facilities are limited 10 one
store one day ! offered cent 10 small
child. but was surprised 10 hear it dis
painfully refused with:
"Whatd / do with IT, Ny father
keeps the store youths Companion.
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RUNS OF FATHER HIRNERs SCHOOL HOUSE
few buildings over five stories in height
Building was not done in haste. and con-
tractors were conservative. Soon after the
cent nnial year, however a number of casu-
alties were reported. hut as only three or four
persons were killed and few injured. no spc-
cial action was taken. Finally, ON the Sth of
February, 1881, the whole heavy iron roof of
the Union depot in Buffalo. y. y,
fell with a crash that WIS heard all
over the city, and immediately after large
sections of the wall fell in ON IL, crushing all
beneath In few hours every city m the
country was in anxiety, for il was taken as a
matter of course that the depot was crowded,
as the time table, indicated several trains in
at the time But 10y an extraordinary chance
shall we say providence all trains were late
but one and over that the fallen roof formed
a sort of arch Only four men We're killed
and few seriously injured.
On the 9th OF November, 1888. the iron roof,
inside walls and stone columns of one wing
Of the new capitol al Madison. Wis, fell and
buried forty workmen. cry of horror
went through the city and state, and was
echoed all over the country; but the most
rigid investigation did not fix the response
bility to the general satisfaction. Ten per
sous were killed or MORALLY hurt and many
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Rocks to lac Closed on Saturday.

Don't let the Fair cause any Democratic
voter in Richmond to forget TO register
and get their transfers. The headquarters
for transfers and registration will open
this morning at the rooms Of Madison
Ward Club, 900 East Broad street, and
close Saturday night Only three days
left to attend to this importont duty Re
member that the books are closed after
that day.
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till the recent one
Of Oct Il, when
the new Catholic
school building at
No. 40 East One
Hundred and Fiji
teenth street fell
by which seven
persons lost their
lives. among them
being Father Iii
ner. the priest II
charge Of the work,
and injuring many
more. OF the killed
three were Italians,
Father kirner's
,,,eofon heiug
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To Visitors To the Fair.

Before going to the grounds have those
aching teeth extracted by the latest i'm
proved method. which is absolutely Will
out pain and perfectly harmless, for Scots
Beautiful and life-like sets only $500
filings, 81 old sets made new. Dr. p
Calvin Johnson, 32G West Cary street
between Madison and Belyidere streets
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IT. Bernsrd'> Telephone.

The monks of 81 Bernard have brought
the telephone into their service Of mercy.
The famous hospice is now in telephone
communication with the Canine de Pre- Z
and the village of 81 Pierre, as also with
the Cantine de Fontinte and the village OF
ST. Cheney. on the Italian side Boston
Budget.
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New York Markets
Tobacco Markats.

RICHMOND. Va. October -.
The Tobacco Exchange will be closed
Thursday and Friday, on account Of the
Fair About thirty-fiye visiting tobaconisls
were registered on Change to day They
departed early for the Fair grounds
mostly. Transactions were very small.
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. Hrave soldier at Rest.

The long DELAYED caske' containing the re-
mains Of gen Hugh JudsOn Fitzpatrick, which
recently arrived al New York from Chill, was
later. after imposing funeral ceremonies,
laid 10 rest As he died in ISL, the long de
lay has caused the circumstances TO drop out
of The public mind, but AS long as the mem
or, Of heroic deeds survive, among men the
brilliantly heroic career 0i this soldier VIII
be remembered There Is mot probably
another instance i'm the history of the United
States army and certainly very few IN any
army. of such a rapid rise. for nearly all thu
other generals of the great civil war had had
experience in Mexico or elsewhere. while kli-
patrick stepped al once from the academy 10
the field, and rose so rapidly from lieutenant
tomaiOr general that he was scarcely known
by any one title tin he had already acquired
the next higher Napoleon BOnaparte may
have risen more rapidly, but it may he
doubted if history shows another example
II. j. Fitzpatrick was born near Decker
town. i'm the mountains Of northern View
Jersey. ON the 18th of January. 1886. gradu-
ated at West Point IN 1861, went 40 once 10
the front a. Lieutenant IN the First artillery,
L. :. A., though given command as captain
Of volunteers of Company II, Fifth New
York. and was wounded a such at Big
Bethel. Va, in June He recovered IN time
70 serve in the battle Of Manassas, having re
cruited for the Fifth New York, with MAJ
Davies of the same regiment, sufficient men
to form cavalry regiment, Of Whlch
Davies was made colonel and XIII lieu
tenant colonel In 1852 he was made
colonel of the Second New York cavalry and
was brevetted major in the regular army for
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Nv DnIl.rs

for beautiful. durable and life-like sets OF
artificial teeth. Painless extraction by
an entirely new method and perfectly
harmless, 30 cents. Filings, 81. Old sets
made new. DR.. p. Calvin Johnson 32G
West Cary street, between Madison and
Bslvidsre streets
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gallantry at the
battle of Aide 1t
was common IN
those days for gal
liant officers 10 adj
vance rapidly IN
the volunteer ser
vice and slowly IN
the regular ser
vice, the places IN
the latter service
being much fewer
and precedent OF
more force Gen.
Custer, after being
"A major general OF
vol unteers, was
cnlnnnl nf tho SeN
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causes Of such acct
dents and an over
looking OF the law,
and made ( h q
name OF Charles
Bud densie X in
famous. \ con
tinuOls block OF
eight five story
buildings. on Six
~ second street
between Tenth and
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A sheriff Released.

For period of sixteen years / have been az
hicted with catarrh of the head which bafiicd
the use of all medicines used. Seeing the adj
yertisement of b B. b.. ! purchased and
used six or seven bottles. and although used
irrcgulary have received great relief and re-
commend IL as a good blood purifier.
Signed J. h. HOLCOMBE, Jk.,
SherIn Of nam-sn county. OenrgIA